An erection that is not strong enough for sexual activity is known as erectile dysfunction, or impotence. Periodically experiencing difficulties achieving an erection is not always a reason for alarm. However, if erectile dysfunction persists, it may lead to stress, undermine your confidence, and exacerbate interpersonal issues. In addition to being a risk factor for heart disease, difficulties achieving or maintaining an erection may also indicate an underlying medical issue that needs to be treated. Even if you're embarrassed to discuss erectile dysfunction with your doctor, do so. Reversing erectile dysfunction can occasionally be achieved by treating an underlying problem. Medication or other direct therapies may be required in other situations. When you have erectile dysfunction, a smart place to start is with your family physician. Consult a physician if: You're having trouble getting an erection or you're having other sexual issues like early or delayed ejaculation. You suffer from diabetes, heart disease, or any other recognized medical problem that may be connected to impotence. You have erectile dysfunction in addition to other symptoms.
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